Prada's Fall-Winter ‘25 Menswear show, designed by Miuccia Prada and Raf Simmons, titled Unbroken Instincts features garments which displays an instinctual and primitive approach to design and construction. Showcased at Milan Fashion Week and hosted in the Fondazione Prada Deposito, the industrial design creates contrast and texture against sleek looks which incorporate furs, plaid, florals, and knitwear. 

This collection distinctly emphasizes intuitive creativity from Prada and Simmons, who carefully combine layered pieces which makes for a seductive yet refined menswear collection. The looks, which range from patchwork leather suits to fur collared trench coats paired with floral boots, communicate a compelling narrative which draws attention to the show's themes surrounding sophisticated masculinity created through materials which emphasize a primal human instinct.  

The attention to detail does not go unnoticed when the incorporation of silver hardware and fringe on knitwear pieces show  harmony between modern luxury and timeless embellishment reminiscent of historical fashion. The styling displays an intentional fusion of the past, present, and future by pairing staple everyday garments with statement pieces like the floral fur lined hood. 

The production design by AMO compliments the collection by providing an industrial backdrop. The scaffolding and large concrete seating blocks create a stark contrast to the collection. Intricately patterned rugs made by Catherine Martin is the final embellishment which allows the collection to effortlessly stand out against the transformed Fondazione Prada Deposito. In attendance to witness this innovative collection were Harris Dickinson, Troye Sivan, Luca Guadagnino, Keith Powers, and Saint Levant.